Dear Sifus, Coaches and Athletes,

You are cordially invited to participate in the 21st Annual Invitational International Chinese Martial Arts Championship, July 5-7, 2019. We will be back at the Rosen Plaza on International Drive in Orlando, Florida USA. This is a great venue and close to Disney and other Orlando attractions. Our group rate is $132 for single or double rooms and no resort fee. Make your reservations before June 14, 2019, to receive the group discount. Hurry! Our room block will sell out fast.

We will have over 500 divisions, 1200 medals, 24 Grand Champion Cups for advanced competitors, seminars with leading masters, the new Team Competition, a dynamic Masters Showcase, and financial incentives for schools that register 10 or more competitors before the June 1 early registration deadline. The tournament offers competition for all skill levels and age groups in the following categories:

Traditional Kung Fu, Wushu, Tai Chi, Other Internal Styles,
Partner Forms, Sparring, Push Hands, Chi Sao, and more!

The Saturday evening Masters Showcase will begin with the Team Competition, which will provide the chance for schools to feature their athletes and instructors. The Team Competition requires 1 hand form, 1 long weapon, 1 short weapon and 1 group form. (Maximum 8 competitors per team; overall time limit 5 minutes.) This will be followed by performances by leading masters. At intermission we will induct the 2019 recipients of the ICMAC Hall of Fame Awards. The Grand Champion Cups will be presented at the end of the demonstration to allow ample time for photos.

Thank you for your support. We look forward to seeing you in Orlando.

Also, after 20 years of promoting tournaments throughout the US and in several countries around the world, I am focusing my energies on the Orlando Championship. It is this tournament that gave rise to the entire ICMAC (International Chinese Martial Arts Championship) circuit. It has been a long haul but I have made many new friends and been humbled by the support I have received over the years.

Many have tried to imitate and even outright copy the ICMAC structure, but, as they say, “imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.” I hope we have left a positive footprint where we have been and might return in the future. I intend to protect the ICMAC brand, which I have worked hard to build. So unless you see a tournament listed on our website, ICMAC is not involved with the tournament.

Sincerely,

Nick Scrima
International Chinese Martial Arts Championship
ICMAC Worldwide Circuit
Friendship through Martial Arts™